Jubert Liverman Featured at Musical Art Club Program
Jubert Liverman, a versatile High Point pianist and composer, headlined the Musi Art club opening at Emerywood Country club. He performed Fantasia in C minor by Mozart and Fantastic-Impromptu by Chopin, with encore Minor Rhapsody, as L Gary Jr. sang I Love the Night Penn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jubert Liverman
Emerywood Country Club
New York City
Mr. Liverman
Mozart
Chopin
Liszt
L. Gary, Jr
Penn
John G. Briggs, Jr
Carolina Ie Club
W C A Club Plans Vesper Services And Visit
The Florence Nightingale club hosted a Sunday vesper service at the Y W C A Hut with about forty girls attending a supper and business session. Rev Mal m A Falk will speak next Sunday at 630 PM and a visit to the Y W C A Industrial camp in Salem is being considered.
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Florence
meton-Salem
Farewell Party for Popes at Emerywood Country Club
Mr and Mrs Liston C Pope depart tonight for New Haven Conn to pursue Yale graduate work A farewell event at Emerywood Country Club uses a mock court setup with about 30 couples as jurors Defendants are presented by E B Mendenhall Jr Charlie Parker acts as judge Others include Jesse Washburn Milbourne Amos O Arthur Kirkman and Charles W McAnally in roles while deputies issue summonses in playful legal form
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liston C. Pope
New Pven
E. EB. Mendenhall, Jr
Charlies Parker
Jesse Washburn
Milbourne Amos
O. Arthur Kirkman
Charles W. McAnally
H. N. Patterson
Herman Smith
Amos Kearns
Tom J. Kearne
James B. Lovelace
Margaret Hauser
Sam H. Denny
Charles Robbins, Jr
Frank Robbins
Charles McAnally
Henry Foscue
D. A. Rawley
Curtis Smithdeal
Charles Kearns
Paul Sanders
James Motffitt
Ww. BR. Mitchell
Mike Boyce
Hibernia Hudson
Charles Parker
Phillip Davis
J. J. McMurray
C. Arthur Kirkman
Holt MePhereon
Numerous local clubs kick off fall calendar of meetings
Social calendar lists Florence Nightingale club supper at YWCA. Musical Art Club first fall meeting at Emerywood Country Club with planned program. W C T A meetings at Blair home. Business and Professional Girls’ club dinner at the Hut. Garden clubs fall sessions at Hedrick and Hunsucker homes. Women’s Golf Association meets at Emerywood. Music Literature Department fall gathering with speaker Mrs Walker. Live Y’ers annual banquet at the Hut. Laura Wesson chapter UDC hosts benefit bridge at Wrenn home. American Legion Auxiliary first fall meeting at Oakwood Court with memorial service. Club of Twelve first fall meeting at Payne residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Nightengale Club
Musical Art Club
Emerywood Country Club
W. C
T. A
Martha
Elva Blair
South Main Street
Business and Professional Girls’ Club
J. W. Hedrick
North Main Street
Laura Wesson
United Daughters of the Confederacy
M. J. Wrenn
West Broad Street
Roy Welborn
L. G. Robichaux
American Legion Auxiliary
A. Coke Cecil
Oakwood Court
Hoy L. Fesperman
L. J. Ingram
Club of Twelve
EB. J. Payne
Parkway
Mrs Gray Hosts Music-Literature Dept Meeting
The Music-Literature Department of the Woman's clubs meets at 218 West Farriss Avenue tomorrow at 3 30 PM. Guest speaker is Harriet Hammer Walker editor of the Asheboro Courier. Musical selections by a trio with Mae Kirkman at piano.
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The
Woman's Clubs
W. E. Gray
West Farriss Avenue
Harriet Hammer Walker
Asheboro
Flamingo wall hanging pattern 15 by 20 inches
Sample describes a tropical flamingo wall hanging using silk wool or cotton floss. It highlights simple stitches for beginners and suggests not framing the piece. Pattern 5438 includes transfer image, material needs, stitch illustrations, color chart, and key. Send 10 cents to The Enterprise Household Arts Dept. NYC.
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Enterprise Household Arts Dept
W. 14Th Street
New York
N. Y
Saunders and Kirkan Family News From North Carolina
Dr. 8 S Saunders and family return from Adirondack mountains in New York. Mrs. Saunders and son Stan spent the summer. Miss Dorothy Kirkan leaves for Sanford to teach in city schools this winter. Arthur Dickens operated on for tonsil removal at Guilford General hospital and is recovering well. Mrs. Raymond Siler visits her Bethel relatives in Trinity. Evie Mills Neese returns home after weekend visits in Greensboro and nearby towns. W Page Harris returns from Blowing Rock after attending a Northwestern Mutual Life meeting. Lonnie Epps recuperating at the Sanatorium after minor surgery at Burrus Memorial hospital Saturday. spent hours at his parents’ home on Mangum avenue.
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8. S. Saunders
Adirondack Mountains
New York State
Mrs. Saunders
Stan
Lonnie Epps
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Mangum Avenue
Church Social and Missions Meetings at Local Churches
The Stephens Bible Class meets tomorrow at 3 at 217 West Bay Street with Mrs C F Ellington hosting and Mrs Nora L Andrews leading in Genesis discussion. First Baptist Mary Conrad class hosted a banquet for 39 with a Make Me a Channel of Blessing singalong and talks on class duties. The Woman's Missionary Society gathered at Pickett Farm for an all afternoon program led by Rev J Clay Madison with Iris Welch flute numbers and plans to support South Mountain school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist
Mary Conrad
First Baptist Church
Circle Six
Woman's Missionar Society
Tamsie Knight
Minnie
Alice Raper
Woman's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
H. D. Sears
Pickett Farm
A. Lee Gibson
Circle Five
J. Clay Madison
M. P
Iris Welch
South Mountain
Betty Jean Eury Celebrates Sixth Birthday Party
Betty Jean Eurey daughter of Mr and Mrs D J Eury was honored with a Saturday birthday party for her sixth year. Guests attended games then enjoyed rice cream cake with a large centerpiece birthday cake. Attendees included Dorothy Thomason Colleen Lewis William B Meyers Jerry Hall Annie Lila Council Betsey White Mary Alice Fulton Jane Council Murry White Jackie Foxworth Betty Jean Rowals Helen Wilson Elizabeth Hampton Margaret Smith Bobbie Sechrest Betty Jean Lewis Alfred Harkey Annie Hughes and Maxine Harmon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Jean Eury
D. J. Eury
Betty Jean Eurey
Dorothy Thomason
Coleen Lewis
William B. Meyers
Jerry Hall
Junior Hampton
Annie Lila
Council
Betsey White
Mary Alice Fulton
Jane Council
Murry White
Women's Golf Association Meeting At Emerywood Club
Tomorrow afternoon at one o'clock the Women's Golf Association of the Emerywood Country Club will meet at the club for its weekly session. Members are asked to note the hour change from ten a.m. to one p.m. and to be prompt, stated Mrs. John C. Abels, president.
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Women's Golf Association
Emerywood Country Club
John C. Abels
Mrs Charlie Miller Injured In North Carolina Collision
Mrs Charlie Miller of Thom asville sustained slight injuries when the car she rode in with her husband collided with a vehicle driven by A H Cox a 47 of Asheboro highway near the Asheboro Trinity crossroads. Cox traveled north on Trinity road as Miller’s car went south on Asheboro road at the intersection.
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Charlie Miller
Thomasville
A. H. Cox
Asheboro
Trinity
Mr. Miller
Mr. Cox
Trinity Road
Many Apply For Drivers Licenses In Thomasville
Thomasville reports a surge of applicants at the Carolina Motor club branch office in the auto building. About 150 applications were filed on Saturday and will be notarized by Mrs. Hayes before mailing to Raleigh. Police estimate up to 5000 residents may apply before November 1, with hours set 8 30 to 6 daily. A license by then requires passing a driving test and road rules exam, or pay a one dollar fee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Carollina Motor Club
Thomasville Auto Building
C. W. Hayes
Thomasville Phone Company Plant Remodeling Planned
Thomasville will remodel the Thomasville Telephone Company building after its takeover by North State Telephone. President J. F. Hayden of High Point announced plans to convert the ground floor to offices a stock room and a mechanical department while relocating Link Electric. The heat system will be upgraded and the lower floor expanded with three rooms added for offices and the long distance exchange remains upstairs.
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Thomasville
Thomasville Telephone Company
North State Telephone Company
J. F. Hayden
High Point
North State Company
The
Telephone Company
Long Distance Exchange
Hayden
Colts Take Fifth Game to Lead In Flag Race
Richmond's Colts beat Asheville Tourist 4 to 2 in Asheville to take a 3-2 lead in the post season series. Frank Rodgers homered while Ferrell and Horne each had three hits. Trexler and Foreman held Asheville to four scattered hits as Richmond moved within one win of the pennant.
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Asheville
Richmond
Colts
Ashieville
Virginians
Herb Moore
Frank Rodgers
Ferrell
Horne
Trexler
Foreman
Norfolk
Charlotte
Services Held For Little Giles Child
Funeral services for Charles Raymond Giles two and a half year old son of Mr and Mrs P C Giles were held at the family home in Springfield. The service featured duets by Mrs D A Cook and A J Koonce with pallbearers B E Edwards L J Waltop W M Morgan and S M Swaim. He was born January 11 1933 in Guilford County. Survivors include the parents one brother Kenneth Earl Giles and grandparents C M Giles and T H Hamerick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Raymond Giles
P. C. Giles
Springfield
Clara I. Cox
L. J. Waltop
W. M. Morgan
M. Swaim
Guilford County
P. C
Alma Hamerick Giles
Kenneth Earl Giles
C. M. Giles
T. H. Hamerick
Wesser, N.C
Ember Day Observance at St Marys Episcopal Church
Ember Day will be observed with Holy Communion at St Marys Episcopal Church at 10 a m. The day is part of prayers for those to be ordained. Bank deposits in this country total about 47 billion dollars with loans around 50 billion and cash in circulation near 6 billion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's Episcopal Church
Community Chest Committee Plans To Meet Tonight
High Point prepares to launch the 1935 Community Chest drive with a 7 39 pm meeting at the Sheraton hotel. W B Hall chairs the campaign committee and urges full attendance to map out campaign details with members including Paul Ingle Lucille Johnston W C Idol R C Boyce and Horace Haworth among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Chest Committee
High Point
Sheraton Hotel
W. B. Hall
Mr. Hall
Paul Ingle
Lucille Johnston
W. C. Idol
R. C. Boyce
Horace Haworth
D. T. Yow
T. J. Kearns
W. B. McEwen
D. R. Parker
Herman Smith
Ben Schwartzberg
Ben Moore
B. G. Walsh
C. T. Coley
J. J. McMuray
R. T. Amos
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Club News
Chadwick
C. L. Gray, Jr
J. Gurney Briggs
Dan W. Smith
Edith M. Sherrod
Mae Kirkman
Evelyn Sharp
H. N. Phillips
C. F. Tomlinson
North Carolina
W.C. A. Club
Red Cross
B. W. Hackney
Glenn Perry
Popes
Country Club
Lion Brand
Moffitt’s
North Main
Frank Hunsucker
Hillcrest Drive
Live
Mrs. Gray
Club of
E. J. Payne
Rimmer
Mabel
Frances Rimmer
F. F
Tipton Street
J. B. Lackey
Peggy Iris
Franklin Street
Vouschell
Prts
Dorothy Kirkan
Sanford
Arthur Dickens
Richardson Street
Guilford General Hospital
Raymond Siler
Bethel
Mrs
E. W. Welborn
Evie Mills Neese
Greensboro
W. Page Harris
Blowing Rock
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company
Betty Jane Eury
Golf Ass'n
Thomasville Phone Company
Little Giles
Nat Walker
Hart
Barrer
the Flying
Scot
Thompson Shoe Store, Inc
North Main St
N. C
Bell Shoe Store, Inc
Efird's
Efrd
Bird's
WBT
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